Bands & artists like Dave Dobbyn

If you like Dave Dobbyn, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Tim Finn

Tim Finn

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Finn's melodic songwriting and rich vocal harmonies create a warm, inviting sound similar to Dobbyn's layered approach.

pop music
Neil Finn

Neil Finn

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With his knack for crafting poignant melodies and intricate arrangements, Neil Finn shares a similar rhythmic pulse and harmonic depth.

art rock new wave pop music
Crowded House

Crowded House

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Their blend of catchy hooks and layered instrumentation mirrors Dobbyn's ability to balance movement with emotional resonance.

alternative rock rock music
Split Enz

Split Enz

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Known for their eclectic sound and rich harmonies, Split Enz delivers a vibrant mix that aligns well with Dobbyn's style.

art pop art rock new wave

The Mutton Birds

Their storytelling lyrics and melodic sensibility provide a similar warmth and rhythmic drive found in Dobbyn's music.

Sharon O'Neill

Sharon O'Neill

O'Neill's emotive vocal delivery and strong songwriting reflect the same heartfelt quality present in Dobbyn's work.

new wave
John Butler Trio

John Butler Trio

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With their blend of folk, rock, and blues elements, they create a dynamic sound that resonates with Dobbyn’s rhythmic and harmonic complexity.

alternative rock
Jebediah

Jebediah

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Their energetic yet melodic rock sound captures a similar spirit of movement and emotional depth as found in Dobbyn's music.

alternative rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Dave Dobbyn?

Artists similar to Dave Dobbyn include Tim Finn, Neil Finn, Crowded House and Split Enz. Each shares elements of Dave Dobbyn's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Dave Dobbyn?

If you enjoy Dave Dobbyn, start with Tim Finn — their album "Escapade" is a great entry point. Finn's melodic songwriting and rich vocal harmonies create a warm, inviting sound similar to Dobbyn's layered approach.